Methods and devices of the net apparatus, the fishing rod and the spinning mechanism combination

ABSTRACT

The invention relates to new methods and devices of a collapsible fish scoop-net apparatus, or hoop-net apparatus to catch insects, animals, birds and others. The opening of a net support frame, made from elastic material, can be closed in any fishing, or hunting situation by hand or automatically from a spring, electric or other power source, when the caught fish, animal or other catch is inside the net. All proposed methods of fish scoop-net apparatus can also act as a device together with a fishing rod instead of a hand lever. The separate method of invention relates to a soft net with a plummet, as a conjoint device with a fishing-rod, or with a fish-lure, or with a fish-bobber, where a soft net, driven by the force of a weight, slides over and along the fishing-line, then over the caught fish, entangling the back of the flippers, gills and flanks.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Statement of the field of Endeavor

United States Patent Class 43

The present invention relates new methods and devices of a fishing net apparatus that is suitable for the use of anglers in various fishing settings in the summer and winter. More particularly, the present invention relates to several versions of a collapsible fishing net, in which the net support frame opening can be closed at any time the angler desires, from angler's body power, automatically from a spring, electric power, or other power that will deploy from a trigger activated by hand or by the weight of the caught fish. In addition to what is stated, all versions of the fishing net apparatus can be used as a fishing rod instead of a net lever, existing as one product of a fishing rod, spinning mechanism and net apparatus combination. The present invention relates to a collapsible net apparatus that is capable of extending and retracting as desired by a user. It will be appreciated that the present invention will find application in all sports and activities in which a net is used, including applications such as but not limited to insect collecting, animal retrieving, or bird retrieving.

2. Description of the Prior Art

Fishing nets are widely utilized as auxiliary equipment by anglers, fishermen and sportsmen in order to capture and land a fish caught on a hook. Fishing nets are particularly useful for wading fishermen and highly desirable for sportsmen fishing from a bank or a boat. Many times the problem for a fisherman is to produce an operable fishing net while suddenly encountering a fish and having a simultaneous need to reel in the fish and apply tension to a fishing line. This creates an awkward and cumbersome situation for the sportsman and may cause an adverse effect on the outcome of the situation. While holding a pole and line that is hooked to a fish, a fisherman is relegated to having no more than one hand available for operation of the fishing net.

Historically, nets suited for one hand operation have been available as an elongated rigid handle at one end a permanently affixed loop frame holding a net on the other. However, such a cumbersome apparatus having the frame mounting the net affixed to a permanent extension from the handle is inconvenient because it is difficult to transport and use by the fisherman due to considerable length and awkward nature of the apparatus. Furthermore, the exposed net is prone to snag and catch in the natural obstacles associated with boating, wading, and fishing.

Many fishing nets have been designed before equipped handles and condensed nets. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 3,512,291 describes a landing net wherein the net and its frame can be collapsed. U.S. Pat. No. 3,815,272 describes a fish net that can be collapsed and stored in the net handle through cumbersome manipulation of both the net and frame. U.S. Pat. No. 4,050,177 describes a fish net and frame that is collapsible and storable in the handle by a combination of telescoping and folding the frame and net. U.S. Pat. No. 4,138,790 describes a fish net with a frame and a handle wherein the fish net and frame collapse and pivot into a compact assembly. U.S. Pat. No. 4,207,700 describes a fish net, frame, and handle that can be telescoped and collapsed into the handle, but is not easily transformed from the collapsed state to the operational position. U.S. Pat. No. 4,870,773 describes a fish net, frame, and handle that can be collapsed by folding and un-telescoping of the frame, but does not provide a cover for the stored net. U.S. Pat. No. 3,167,878 describes a fish net containing arms that provide a curvature forming a net frame which can be collapsed into the handle by manually compressing the arms. U.S. Pat. No. 1,169,311 describes a fish net, a three-section frame, and handle that can be collapsed and telescoped into the handle, but requires the time consuming assembly of several frame sections to make the fish net operable.

Although these patents disclose apparatuses containing handles and nets designed to be condensed, the prior art fails to provide a readily collapsible fish net assembly that may be rapidly deployed using one-hand to manipulate the device. The present invention provides for a new and useful apparatus that addresses the above problems and other problems as well.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In accordance with one embodiment of the present invention, a collapsible and telescoping fish net is provided that includes a net support frame, preferably made from a spring tape. An artisan could appreciate that a support frame could be constructed of other materials including spring wire, plastic, or other materials with properties that can be bent and sprung back to the original position. The fish net may include a spiral spring with a plurality of spring arm members. The spring arm members may be joined to one another by their respective ends joined to hand pulls, spring, or any other driving force capable of providing extension and retraction of the assembly. The preferred embodiment further provides a trigger mechanism which enables the angler to open and close the net by manually depressing the trigger. Additionally, it has been contemplated that the trigger may be activated by the weight of a fish, when the fish is inside the net.

Another embodiment of the present invention comprises a net support frame, one arm member made from spring tape. One ordinarily skilled in the art could appreciate that other materials may be used without departing from the scope of the present invention including spring wire, plastic, or other materials known in the art that can be bent and sprung back to its original position. A second arm member is provided and may be joined by one end to the first arm member by a swivel, spring, or other mechanisms known in the art that are capable of changing angles from 0° to 180° and by the other end to permit the spring arm member to slide along the second arm member from an external deployed position to an internal retracted position and vice versa utilizing its own force. This transformation to and from the external deployed position may be accomplished by hand driving force at the angler's desire through use of a trigger that may be activated by hand, or by trigger that may be activated by the weight of a fish or other object is inside the net.

Another embodiment of the present invention provides for a collapsible and telescoping fishing net, wherein a second spring arm member is shorter in length than a first spring arm member and joined to a tubular or other lever member which permits the angle to change from 0° to 90° to left or to right of the tubular or other lever member and the first spring arm member to slide along the tubular or other lever member from an external deployed position to an internal retracted position by its own spring driving force and back to external deployed position by hand driving force. The operation may be accomplished at the angler's desire manually by depressing the trigger or by the weight of a fish or other object in the net.

Another embodiment of the present invention provides for a tape spinning fish-net apparatus, with a net support oval frame made from collapsible tape or wire, joined to and wound up, by one end, on the spool, inside of a tape-keeper or other tape spinning net mechanism and, by other end, joined to a spinning net mechanism outside it, herewith the tape of net support oval frame opening slides from internal retracted to external deployed position and back from hands, spring, or other driving force, and angler regulated any size of net opening, as needed in a fishing situation.

Every collapsible fish-net apparatus of present invention can comprise of an extra tape spinning net mechanism, that keeps a reserve of collapsible tape or wire of a net support frame, in internal retracted or folding positions.

Every collapsible fish-net apparatus of present invention can comprise of any kind of fishing rod instead of a net lever, as a fishing rod-net one product combination.

The alternated embodiment of present invention provides for a fish-net apparatus to fishing rod comprised of a soft tubing net, to whose opening is joined, around it, some small heavy weight, and in which the other opening is by some clips or connectors, joined to a net keeper whose center can be joined or slide-joined to the fishing rod or to the fishing line, herewith a net with weight to slide over the caught fish from fish head to tail, and attaches to the fish flippers, gills and flakiness, entangling the fish in the netting and preventing escape, herewith the net, as needed, can be disconnected and the fish taken out easily.

A net-keeper must prevent a net from any connection with a fishing hook, kill-devil, bobber or other line devices on the fishing line, when a net with a small heavy weight slides to the fish.

A bobber, a kill-devil, or other fishing devises can simultaneously serve as a net keeper.

A net-keeper can comprising of a trigger, that is triggered automatically by a caught fish, or can be deployed by the angler's hands in fishing situation at a time the angler desires to net the fish. A net-keeper can be joined to extra line that can be slide-joined to the main fishing line and to the fishing rod.

A fish-net apparatus and fishing rod as one product combination comprising of: a folding or telescopic, fishing rod; a spinning mechanism inside the hand handle of fishing rod, that is powered by physical force or battery electric driving force; a fishing line, that slides inside of a fishing rod; a fish-net apparatus, that is joined or slide-joined over a fishing rod.

Still further embodiments of the present invention will become apparent to those ordinarily skilled in the art upon a reading and understanding of the drawings and detailed description of the illustrated embodiments.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

In the accompanying drawings which are incorporated in and constitute a part of the specification, embodiments of the inventions are illustrated, which, together with a general description of the invention given above, and the detailed description given below, serve to demonstrate principles of this invention.

FIGS. 1A to 1O show an exemplary fish-net apparatus, according to the present invention including: FIG. 1A to 1E operable by hand driving force; FIG. 1F to FIG. 1G which may be activated from spring driving force activated manually from a hand trigger, or from the weight of a fish or from other object; FIG. 1E to 1O is a collapsible fish-net apparatus comprising of a fishing rod instead of a net lever.

FIG. 1A is a top and side plan view of the fishing net in a telescoped or fully expanded position with a soft pull.

FIG. 1B is a top and side plan view of the fishing net in an internal collapsed position with a soft pull.

FIG. 1C is a top and side plan that views details of the fishing net with a soft pull.

FIG. 1D depicts a fishing net, with a soft pull, capable of one-hand operation.

FIG. 1E is a top and side plan view of the fishing net with a hard pull and details.

FIG. 1F is a top and side plan view of an apparatus with details, which may be activated from spring driving force, manually from a hand trigger, or from the weight of a fish or other object, in external deployed position.

FIG. 1G is a top and side plan view of an apparatus with details, which may be activated from spring driving force, manually from a hand trigger, or from the weight of a fish or other object, in internal retracted position

FIG. 1H to 1O is a collapsible fish-net apparatus comprising of a fishing rod instead of a net lever.

FIG. 1H is a collapsible net support frame of a fish-net apparatus, with a spool or spinning that is kept in a reserve of collapsible tape or wire.

FIG. 1I depict a telescopic fishing rod and collapsible fish-net support frame as a combination of one product, in open telescopic position.

FIG. 1J depict a telescopic fishing rod and collapsible fish-net support frame as combination of one product, in operating to folding position.

FIG. 1K depict a telescopic fishing rod and collapsible fish-net support frame as a combination of one product, in folding position.

FIG. 1L depict a telescopic fishing rod and collapsible fish-net apparatus as a combination of one product, in folding position.

FIG. 1M depict a telescopic fishing rod and collapsible fish-net apparatus as a combination of one product, in open telescopic and fish-net position.

FIG. 1N depict a telescopic fishing rod and collapsible fish-net apparatus as a combination of one product, in folding telescopic and open net position.

FIG. 1O depict a telescopic fishing rod and collapsible fish-net apparatus as a combination of one product, in folding telescopic and closet net position

FIGS. 2A to 2F show another exemplary fish-net apparatus according to the present invention, including: FIG. 2A to 2 c which may be activated from a spring back, tape driving force mechanism activated manually by a hand trigger, or by the weight of a fish; FIG. 2D to 2F is a collapsible fish-net apparatus comprising of a fishing rod instead of a net lever.

FIG. 2A is depicts a spinning fish-net apparatus with the net support frame opening off.

FIG. 2B is depicts a spinning fish-net apparatus with the net support frame opening in operation that can be any size desired by the angler.

FIG. 2C is depicts a spinning fish-net apparatus with the net support opening open.

FIG. 2D is depicts a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus comprising of a spinning fishing rod instead of a net lever, in off position.

FIG. 2E is depicts a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus comprising of a spinning fishing rod instead of a net lever, with the net support frame opening in operation and that can be any size desired by the angler.

FIG. 2F is depicts a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus comprising of a spinning fishing rod instead of a net lever, with the net support frame opening open.

FIG. 3A to 3L show third exemplary embodiments of a fish-net apparatus, according to the present invention, where one spring member of the net support frame member slides along another member of the net support frame member, including: FIG. 3A to 3C that depict fishing net support frame members; FIG. 3D to 3L depict, in operation, a collapsible fish-net apparatus comprising of a spinning fishing rod instead of a net lever.

FIG. 3A depicts a top and side plan of a fishing net frame member with a spiral spring detailing where one leg slides and joins to another spring leg.

FIG. 3B depicts a top and side plan of a fishing net frame member detailing the swivel, where one spring leg is slide-joined to another spring leg.

FIG. 3C depicts a top and side plan of a fishing frame member detailing where one spring leg slides along another hard leg.

FIG. 3D depicts a combination of a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus, and a telescopic fishing rod with a fishing line spinning mechanism in folded position.

FIG. 3E depicts a combination of a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus, and a telescopic fishing rod with a fishing line spinning mechanism in fishing position.

FIG. 3F depicts a combination of a telescopic fishing rod, a fishing line spinning mechanism and a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus in open fish-net fishing position.

FIG. 3G depicts a combination of a telescopic fishing rod, a fishing line spinning mechanism and a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus in open fish-net fishing position and a fish near the net opening.

FIG. 3H depicts a combination of a telescopic fishing rod, a fishing line spinning mechanism and a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus in open fish-net fishing position and a fish inside the net.

FIG. 3I depicts a combination of a telescopic fishing rod, a fishing line spinning mechanism and a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus in fishing position with closed, inside a net, caught fish.

FIG. 3J depicts a combination of a telescopic fishing rod, a fishing line spinning mechanism and a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus with caught fish closed inside the net, in folded position.

FIG. 3K depicts a combination of a telescopic fishing rod, a fishing line spinning mechanism and a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus with a caught fish inside the net, that frame is open in folded position.

FIG. 3L is a combination of a telescopic fishing rod, a fishing line spinning mechanism and a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus, with depiction of the many size possibilities of the net support frames that can be controlled by the angler as the angler as desired in a fishing situation.

FIG. 4A to FIG. 4J show fourth exemplary embodiments according to the present invention where one leg of a net support frame member is joined by swivel to the tubular or other lever, and the second spring leg of the net frame member slides along the tubular or other lever, including:

FIG. 4A to 4E that depict a fishing net frame members of a telescopic fish net, and FIG. 4F to 4J that depict, in operation, a collapsible fish-net apparatus comprising of a spinning fishing rod instead of a net lever.

FIG. 4A depicts a top view of a net support frame member in movement position with the tubular lever.

FIG. 4B depicts a top view of a net with a short tubular lever and a net support frame member closed, including an extra tubular lever.

FIG. 4C depicts a top view of fishing net with a long telescopic lever that assists an angler with manipulating in a working position.

FIG. 4D depicts a top view of fishing net with a middle long telescopic lever that assist an angler to manipulate in a working position.

FIG. 4E depicts a top view of fishing net in a folded position.

FIG. 4F depicts a combination of a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus, and a telescopic fishing rod with a fishing line spinning mechanism in a fishing position.

FIG. 4G depicts a combination of a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus, and a telescopic fishing rod with a fishing line spinning mechanism in start to open fish-net apparatus in fishing position.

FIG. 4H depicts a combination of a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus, and a telescopic fishing rod with a fishing line spinning mechanism in a fishing position, when the caught fish inside of the open net under the water.

FIG. 4I depicts a combination of a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus, and a telescopic fishing rod with a fishing line spinning mechanism, in a fishing operation of the net support frame under the water.

FIG. 4J depicts a combination of a collapsible fish-net spinning apparatus, and a telescopic fishing rod with a fishing line spinning mechanism, in a fishing operation, with a fish that closet inside a net under the water.

FIGS. 5A to 5J depict fifth exemplary embodiments according to the present invention of a fish-net and a fishing rod combination as one product.

FIG. 5A depicts tubing net and fish-net apparatus to a fishing rod.

FIG. 5B depicts fish-net apparatus joined to fishing rod as one product.

FIG. 5C depicts telescopic fishing rod-net combination in folding position.

FIG. 5D depicts telescopic fishing rod-net combination in fishing position.

FIG. 5E depicts telescopic fishing rod-net combination with caught fish.

FIG. 5F depicts telescopic fishing rod and fish-net apparatus that slide along the line to the caught fish.

FIG. 5G depicts telescopic fishing rod-net combination in operation to netting a catch fish.

FIG. 5H depicts telescopic fishing rod-net combination in operation to netting the fish.

FIG. 5I depicts telescopic fishing rod-net combination that lift a netted fish.

FIG. 5J depicts telescopic fishing rod-net combination in operation to lift a netted fish.

FIGS. 6A to 6D depict sixth exemplary embodiments according to the present invention a fishing rod or rod-net combination in which the fish line spinning mechanism is powered by hand and electric driving force.

FIG. 6A depicts a fishing rod in which the fish line spinning mechanism is powered by hand and from an electric screwdriver.

FIG. 6B depicts fishing rod in which fish line spinning mechanism is powered only by hand when the electric screwdriver is removed from the rod.

FIG. 6C depicts a fishing rod in which the fish line spinning mechanism is powered by hand and by an electric screwdriver that can be remain on the angler's body or on any other fishing rod holder.

FIG. 6D depicts fishing rod-net combination, in which the fish line spinning mechanism is powered by hand.

FIG. 6E depicts an electric screwdriver to fishing rod that angler held on the body by belt.

FIG. 6F depicts an electric screwdriver to fishing rod that attached to the back of the angler's body and is joined with the spinning mechanism by flexible transmission.

FIG. 6G depicts an electric screwdriver to fishing rod that angler held on the boat handrail.

REFERENCE NUMERALS IN DRAWINGS

 10. the net frame  10a. the spiral spring  10b. the one arm member  10c. the second arm member  10d. the weld  10f. the stop ring  10g. the stop gearing  10h. the swivel  12. the net  14. the soft pull  14a. the shackle  16. the tubular lever  16a. the first section of tubular lever  16b. the second section of tubular lever  16c. the nozzle  18. the oval frame stop  20a. the cover  20b. the thread  22. the pull stockpile  24. the hard pull  24a. the first section  24b. the second section  26. the handle on the tubular lever  28. the handle  30. the hand trigger  30a. the first bushing  30b. the second bushing  32. the fish weight trigger  34. the conjoint press button  36. the trigger's lever  36a. the trigger's lever axes  36b. the first trigger's pull  36c. the second trigger's pull  38. spring for driving force  40. the stop axes for open net frame  42. the stop axes for spring  44. the swivel  46. the spring arm member  48. the hard arm member  50. the slide joint  52. the handle  54. the engaging cap  56. the swivel  58. the fish weight trigger  58a. the soft pull  60. the hand trigger version  62. the collapsible tape or wire  62a. the place to join the end of tape or wire  62b. the end of the tape or wire  64. the spool or spinning for tape or wire  66. the tape keeper  68. the fishing line spinning mechanism  70. the net tape spinning mechanism  72. the net support frame opening  74. the fishing rod  76. the combination of a fishing rod and net  78. the reserve of tape or wire  80. the telescopic fishing rod  80a. the part of fishing rod  80b. the part of fishing rod  80c. the part of fishing rod  82. the fishing line  84. the fishing line spinning mechanism  86. the tubing net  88. the small heavy weight  90. the fish net opening  92. the net clip  94. the second net opening  96. the net keeper  98. the center of the net keeper 100. the caught fish 102. the fish flippers 104. the fish gills 106. the fish flakiness 108. the fishing hook 110. the electric screwdriver or drill 112. the switch of electric screwdriver 114. the net keeper combination. 116. the extra line keeper 118. the extra line 120. the hand handle of a fishing rod 122. the electric battery 124. the handle of a spinning mechanism 126. the extra transmission connector 128. the flexible transmission

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE ILLUSTRATED EMBODIMENTS

With reference to the drawings, an embodiment of fishing net is illustrated that is constructed in accordance with the present invention.

Each exemplary embodiment of collapsible and telescoping fishing net including a net support frame 10, made from spring, tape or other material known in the art with same or similar properties including but not limited to, spring wire, plastic and the like which may be bent and are resilient and flexible, with ability to return to the original configuration. Additionally, each exemplary embodiment includes a spiral spring 10 a with two members 10 b and 10 c joined to one another. It is contemplated that members 10 b and 10 c may be joined by welding, gluing, soldering, pinning, clamping, crimping and the like.

In the preferred embodiment as shown in FIGS. 1A to 1D, the end of the net support oval frame 10 d is joined with a soft pull 14. The soft pull 14 pulls the oval frame 10 inside a tubular lever 16 by the angler's hand driving force. FIGS. 1A to 1D show the folding tubular lever, which is constructed of two sections 16 a, 16 b.

For convenience, the pull 14 is equipped with a handle 20, for use by a second hand. The handle 20 is capable of storing the pull in the pull stockpile 22. The end of the pull is equipped with a shackle 14 a or other object known in the art to perform the same or similar function as a shackle 14 a. The shackle 14 a may be joined to the angler's belt or to the beach, the boat, or any other location that may assist the angler to pull the frame 10 into the tubular lever 16 using one hand while holding the tubular lever 16. The net 12 is capable of being closed by the angler at any time (i.e. above or below the water with the fish inside the net 12). Closing is accomplished when the angler pulls the oval frame 10 back to the working position, repositioning the spiral spring 10 a to the stop 18.

The embodiment as shown for example in FIG. 1E comprising of telescopic hard pull 24 a and 24 b, that is powered by the angler's hands.

An alternate embodiment as shown in FIGS. 1F to 1G is provided where the embodiment is activated from spring driving force. The spiral spring 38 joined, by one end, to the oval net frame 10 d and by the second end to the bracing axes 38 a inside the tubular lever 16 a. The oval net frame 10 is equipped with a three angle stops 10 e, which when in the external deployed position effectuate a stop on the stop axes 42 inside tubular levers 16 a and 16 c, wherein the spiral spring 38 is in working position.

The oval net frame 10 may be retracted to an internal retracted position by spiral spring 38 driving force. Separate embodiments of the present invention propose two ways to initiate and deploy the net through use of a spring 38.

One embodiment proposes the trigger mechanism activated by a fish or object weight when the angler lifts the fishing net containing fish or objects inside the net. In this embodiment, the trigger lever 36 is joined to the fish weight trigger 32, which is joined to the net 12. An alternate embodiment proposes deployment when the angler manually pulls the hand trigger mechanism.

In either embodiment, when the tubular lever is folded, the trigger lever 36 joins to the pull 36 b, parts 30 a, pull 36 c, part 30 b, and joined to the hand finger trigger 30. When the angler's finger pulls the hand trigger 30 or when the fish or object weight pulls the weight trigger 32, the trigger lever axes 36 slide down and are pushed on the three angle stop 10 e, which activates the spring 38. The free spring 38 driving force pulls the oval net frame 10 inside the tubular lever 16 to the internal retracted position. An angler may use the fishing net in the folded state 16 a+16 c or in an unfolded state 16 b+16 a+16 c. In the extended state, a push button 34 joins tubular lever 16 a to 16 b in the unfolded telescoped position.

In this embodiment as shown in a fishing operation, FIGS. 1E to 1O are a collapsible fish-net apparatus 10, comprising of a fishing rod 80 instead of a net lever 16, that are comprised of a telescopic fishing rod 80 a, 80 b, 80 c with a line spinning mechanism 84 and a collapsible fish-net apparatus 10 with a spool or tape-line spinning mechanism 64 that is kept in a reserve of collapsible tape or wire, as combination of one product. The net support frame 10 a, b, c, d with collapsible tape-pull 62 and tape-line spinning mechanism 64 that is kept in a reserve of tape-pull 62 inside the telescopic fishing rod 80 a, b, c and a fishing line spinning mechanism 84, that is kept in a reserve of fishing line 82 with a kill-devil 78 and hook on the end. The angler, by fishing line spinning mechanism 84, drawing the caught fish 100 in the water to the end of fishing rod 80 c and then netting the fish 100 by a net 12, closing the net support frame 10 opening, with a fish 100 inside net 12, and after that lifted caught fish 100 up from water. At the same time, a telescopic fishing rod 80 a, b, c can be folded, and operated by a tape-line spinning mechanism 70, that reduces the rod 80 length and elevates the net 12 with a fish 100 to the angler.

In yet another exemplary embodiment of the present invention, FIGS. 2A to 2F show a collapsible fish-net apparatus comprising of the net support oval frame 72, made from collapsible tape or wire 62, that, by one end, is joined to and reels up on the spool 62 a inside of a tape-line 64, tape-line spinning 64, or other spool mechanism 64, and by other end 62, is joined to the outside of a spinning net mechanism 64 or to its hand lever. A telescopic or other fishing rod 80 can be used instead of a net lever 16, existing as one product of a fishing rod 80 and collapsible tape-line 70 net combination, herewith the tape 62 of the net support oval frame opening 72 slides from internal retracted position to the external deployed position and back from the power of hands, spring, or other driving force and the angler can regulate the size of the net opening 72 as required in a fishing situation.

In yet another exemplary embodiment of the present invention, FIGS. 3A to 3C show a collapsible and telescoping fishing net comprising of a net support frame 10 together with one arm member 10 c made from spring tape, spring wire, or other materials that can be bent and sprung back to their original position joined to a second arm 10 b, with swivel 10 h, spring 10 a, or another device that can change angles from 0° to 180°. The second end is positioned so that the spring arm member 10 c slides along a second arm member 10 b from an external deployed position to an internal retracted position by its own driving force and back to the external deployed position by manual driving force. The second arm member 10 b as depicted in FIGS. 3A, 3B is constructed from spring materials such as metal, plastic and the like whereas, the second arm member 10 b as shown in FIG. 3C is constructed from rigid materials such as aluminum, alloy, fiberglass and the like.

This embodiment as shown in FIGS. 3D to 3L is a collapsible fish-net apparatus 10, shown in FIGS. 3A to 3C comprising of a fishing rod 80 instead of a net lever 16, that is comprised of a telescopic fishing rod 80 a, 80 b, 80 c with a line spinning mechanism 84 and collapsible fish-net apparatus 10 with a spool or tape-line spinning mechanism 64, that is kept in a reserve of collapsible tape or wire, in a combination of one product. The net support frame 10, b, c, with collapsible tape-pull 62 and tape-line spinning mechanism 70, that is kept in reserve of tape-pull 62, that slides inside the telescopic fishing rod 80 a, b, c and a fishing line spinning mechanism 84, that is kept in a reserve of fishing line 82 with a kill-devil 78 and hook 108 on the end. The angler, by fishing line spinning mechanism 84, drawing the caught fish 100 in the water to the end of fishing rod 80 c and then netting the fish 100 by a net 12, closing the net support frame 10 opening, with a fish 100 inside net 12, and after that lifting the caught fish 100 up from water. At same time, a telescopic fishing rod 80 a, b, c can be folded, operated by a tape-line spinning mechanism 70 that reduces the fishing rod 80 length and elevates the net 12 with a fish 100 to the angler.

The alternate embodiment as shown in FIGS. 4A to 4E provides for a collapsible and a telescoping fishing net comprising a net support oval frame 10 wherein one arm member 10 c made from spring tape, spring wire or from other materials that can bend and spring back to their original position. The second arm member 10 b may be constructed from rigid, spring or other materials and joined to a leg member 10 c by swivel 10 h or spring 10 a. The other side of leg 10 b is joined to the tubular or other lever member 16 a by swivel 56 or other connectors that are capable of changing the angle from 0° to 90° to the left or right of the tubular or another lever member 16 a.

In this embodiment, the other end of leg member 10 c provides for another lever member 16 a. The other end of leg member 10 c is equipped with an engaging cap 54 that slides along the tubular or other lever member 16 a when transforming from an external deployed position to an internal retracted position utilizing the internal spring driving force of leg member 10 c and that returns back to an externally deployed position by utilizing manual driving force. The net support opening 10 may be closed by the angler by depressing trigger 60 which can be joined to a pull activated manually, by trigger 58 and to a soft pull 58 a that is activated by the weight of a fish, or by other objects present inside the net.

In this embodiment as shown in a fishing operation FIGS. 4F to 4J are a collapsible fish-net apparatus 10, shown in FIGS. 4A to 4E, comprising of a fishing rod 80 instead of a net lever 16, that are comprised of a telescopic fishing rod 80 a, 80 b, 80 c with a line spinning mechanism 84 and a collapsible fish-net apparatus 10 with a spool or tape-line spinning mechanism 64, that is kept in a reserve of collapsible tape or wire, as a combination of one product. The net support frame 10 a, b, c, d with collapsible tape-pull 62 and tape-line spinning mechanism 64, that is kept in reserve of tape-pull 62 inside the telescopic fishing rod 80 a, b, c and fishing line spinning mechanism 84, that is kept in reserve of a fishing line 82 with a kill-devil 78 and hook 108 on the end. The angler, by the fishing line spinning mechanism 84, drawing the caught fish 100 in the water to the end of fishing rod 80 c and then netting the fish 100 by a net 12, closing the net support frame 10 opening, with a fish 100 inside net 12, and after that lifting the caught fish 100 up from water. At same time, a telescopic fishing rod 80 a, b, c can be folded, operated by a tape-line spinning mechanism 70 that reduces the fishing rod length and elevates net 12 with a fish 100 to the angler.

A fishing rod-net combination 80 shown in FIG. 5A to FIG. 5J comprising of a tubing, telescopic, folding, or other fishing rod 80, with a fishing line 82, that slides inside it, from a spinning mechanism 84, and a soft tubing net 86 with some small weight 88 around one opening 90, and some connectors 92 around second opening 94 that join the net 86 to a net-keeper 114, with a center 98 that joined or slide-joined, over and around, to the fishing rod 80 and to the fishing line 82, herewith a net 86 slide, from a heavy weight 88, over the caught fish 100 from fish head to tail, and that attaches to the fish flippers 102, gills 104 and flakiness 106, entangling the fish in the netting and preventing escape, herewith the net 86, as needed, can be disconnected and the fish easily taken out.

A net-keeper 114 has a form or construction, that prevents a net 86 from any connection with a fishing hook 108, kill-devil 78, bobber 112 or other fishing line 82 devices, when a net 86 with weight 88 slide over them and over the caught fish 100 and nets it, herewith construction of a kill-devil 78, a bobber 112 or other fishing line 82 devices can be as a net-keeper 114 at same time that has a trigger 116 that can be deployed automatically by caught fish 100, or that can be deployed by an angler's hands at any time the angler desires and in order to net the fish 100, herewith the net-keeper 114 or 96 can be joined to the extra line 118, that can be slide joined to a main fishing line 82 and to the extra spinning mechanism 120 on the fishing rod 74.

The embodiment as shown in FIGS. 6A to 6G is a fishing rod 80 and one exemplary of net apparatus combination comprising of a regular spinning fishing line mechanism 68, with extra transmission inside that is powered by battery in an electric screwdriver 110 or other drill, that can be inside a fishing rod handle, or on the angler body, or on the rod holder or in any other fishing places, herewith a fishing rod 80 can be disconnected from screwdriver 110 at any time the angler desires and can work separately. The flexible transmission 128 can be used when the screwdriver is attached to the back of the angler. All kinds of fishing rod and rod-net combinations that can be powered by a fishing line spinning mechanism are shown. 

1. A device as described herein.
 2. A method as described herein.
 3. A fish-net apparatus comprising of a net or a net support frame, whose opening can be closed in any fishing situation, over and under the water, at any time, using power from an angler's hands, a spring, a battery electricity, another driving force from a trigger activated angler hands, or a trigger activated automatically by the weight of fish inside the net, or other sensor.
 4. A collapsible fish-net apparatus as claimed in claim 1 and claim 3 comprising of a net support oval frame, made from spring tape, spring wire, or from other materials that can be bent and spring back to their original position, that has a spiral spring with two spring's arm members joined to one another by end, and then are joined by a soft, hard or other pull to a hand-held handle, or to the spring, or to any other driving force, that can be inside or outside of the tubular or other lever, or of a fishing rod instead of a net lever, existing as one product of a fishing rod and net combination, herewith a net support frame can slide within the tubular or other lever member from an external deployed position to an internal retracted position and back.
 5. A hand-held handle to collapsible fish-net apparatus as claimed in claim 4 comprising of a pull-keeper for store of a reserve of soft pull, and a connector that can be joined to the angler's belt, or to any other place on the angler body, or that can be joined to any other place on a boat, beach, or another location.
 6. A collapsible fish-net apparatus as claimed in claim 4 comprising of a collapsible tape-line spinning mechanism, that is kept in a reserve of collapsible pull, or tape or wire of a net support frame, in an internal retracted or folding positions.
 7. A collapsible fish-net apparatus as claimed in claim 1 and claim 3 comprising of the net support oval frame, made from collapsible tape or wire, that by one end, is joined and reels up on the spool inside of a tape-keeper or inside of the other tape-line spinning net mechanism and, by other end, is joined to net skeleton, outside of a spinning net mechanism, or hand lever, or a fishing rod existing as one product of a fishing rod and net combination, herewith the tape of the net support oval frame opening slides from internal retracted to external deployed position and back from hands, spring, or other driving force and the angler can regulate the size of the net opening, as needed for fishing.
 8. A collapsible fish-net apparatus as claimed in claim 1 and claim 3 comprising of a net support frame, where one arm member, made from spring tape, spring wire, or from other materials that can be bent and spring back to their original position, joined, by one end, to second arm member, net lever, or to fishing rod existing as one product of a fishing rod and net combination, by a swivel, spring, or something else, that are able to change angle between legs from 0° to 90°, wherein the second end of spring arm member slide-joins to the other arm member and can slide inside or outside it from an external deployed position to an internal retracted position and back, powered by a hand, a spring or another driving force.
 9. A collapsible fish-net apparatus as claimed in claim 8 comprised of a net support frame wherein one arm member, shorter than another spring arm member, joined or slide-joined by a swivel, or something else, that can change angle from 0° to 90°, to a tubular or other lever member, and by other end to a spring arm member, which slide-joins to the tubular or other lever member and that can slide inside or outside it from an external deployed position to an internal retracted position and back powered by spring or another driving force, herewith a fishing rod can be used instead of a net lever, existing as one product of a fishing rod and net combination.
 10. A collapsible fish-net apparatus as claimed in claim 8 to claim 9 comprising of a collapsible tape-line spinning mechanism, that keeps a reserve of collapsible tape or wire of a net apparatus, in an internal retracted or folding positions.
 11. A fishing rod-net combination comprising of a tubing, telescopic, folding or other fishing rod, with a fishing line, that slides inside it, from a spinning mechanism, and a soft tubing net with some small heavy weight around one opening, and some connectors around a second opening that join the net to a net-keeper, or net apparatus that are center joined or slide-joined, over and around, to the fishing rod and to the fishing line, herewith a net slides, from the heavy weight, over the caught fish from mouth to tail, and netting it inside the net, because fish flippers, gills and flakiness are entangled in the netting and are held inside the net.
 12. A fishing rod-net combination as claimed in claim 11, wherein a net keeper, or kill-devil or another fishing line device has a form or construction that prevented a net from any connection with fishing hook, or other fishing line devices, when a net with a heavy weight slides over them and over the caught fish and nets it, herewith construction of a kill-devil, a bobber or other fishing line devices that can at the same time be a net-keeper that has a trigger, deployed automatically by the weight caught fish, or that can be deployed by an angler's hands in any of fishing situation at any time the angler desires and net the fish, herewith net-keeper can be joined to the extra line, that can be slide joined to a main fishing line and to the extra spinning mechanism on the fishing rod.
 13. A fishing rod-net combination comprising of a regular spinning fishing line mechanism, that inside has extra transmission powered by a battery an electric screwdriver or other drill, that can be on a fishing rod handle, or on the angler body, or on the rod holder, or on other objects in any fishing places, herewith a fishing rod can be disconnected from the screwdriver at any time the angler desires and spinning can work separately. 